Economic
- Created by: Grace.2006
- Created on: 10-03-23 13:45
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- Economic Factors
- This includes:
- How we choose to live our life's
- The amount of money we make
- Our job occupations
- Educational Achievements
- Low income/ poverty
- More likely to experience ill health
- Reduced personal development
- Educational Success
- Job opportunities
- Physiological needs
- Shelter
- Warmth
- Food
- Exercise
- Income and expenditure
- Lack of income means that they may not be able to afford
- Clothing
- Food
- Housing
- Bills
- Relative poverty = people who can afford basic resources but not much else
- Absolute poverty = those who cannot afford the basics
- Social impact
- Social exclusion
- Discrimination
- Poverty
- Gang culture
- Lack of income means that they may not be able to afford
- Where does income come from>
- Wages
- Profits from a business
- Benefits from the government
- Money from invested wealth such as interest or bonds
- Money raised from a house sale
- Who are likely to be on low income?
- Lone-parent families
- Unemployed people
- Older adults
- Sick people
- People with disabilities
- Families with single earners
- Unskilled couples
- Unemployment
- Poverty = underachievement at school, less likely to go to college or university
- Children born in poverty = more likely to be unemployed
- Those who are in work = more likely to be in low paid jobs, low status, temporary jobs
- Leads to stress, ill health, low self-esteem. low self-image
- Secure, well-paid work = healthier mentally and physically
- Can be debated
- Affects on growth and development
- Lack of basic resources
- Changes in lifestyle habits
- Poor nutritional intake
- Fuel poverty
- Lack of social engagement in society
- Increased risk of illness and diseases
- Unstable relationships with family or partner
- Poor housing conditions
- Lack of clothing
- Transport issues
- This includes:
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